Another jello cup, please! Drop "fuck, sex, intercourse, consummate," into the babel fish and go for French, then check out the French corpus, and one wonders what the slang for "fuck" is in French? It disappears from the screen, and one presumes the French do have an interest in this activity, with a bawdy nomenclature to accompany it. (And something tells me that "rapports" is talking, not doing, in French.)

The French do not fuck...they make love and also repoduce. I suspect because they respect the act (and have fewer sex hang-ups).

Fuck is a unique multi purpose word that has crept into many languages, unofficially.

I suspect the French don't have an official crude term like it. You would have to seek out unofficial street lingo...that likely varies by area. I remember one crude word for it, but can't spell it...It is something like forier?

Would it have the same impact as go and get fucked (or fuck off) Rapairee?

Disclaimer: There is no intent, now or in the future, to say that anyone would (did or will) say that to this fictional person (used for demonstration only), named Raparee. Nor to be confused with the person formerly known as Repaire.

The French use "baiser" when they want to refer earthily to the act itself, and foudrer when they mean it in a general expletive sense such as "fuck off" (foudrez-moi la paix) or "Fuck it!" (Je m'en fous).

T'est fou, la. Flit mon tu. (local Shaques for "you are crazy, bite me"... toned down a touch in translation... actually it's to do with somebody named Richard and no actual biting unless you are French and are gentle).

As has been stated, there really is no way that I know of to tell someone to "fuck off" in French. There are international signs of friendship but these are sans voice and require no translation. Although they may differ somewhat between cultures, there is little problem with recognition. The NA version being "the finger". The European versin is not as static and uses two fingers, sometimes an entire forearm but the Europeons are naturally kinda passionate and sometimes a bit more kinky in these matters.

King Kong rates way higher than the others. The odd thing, though, is that he doesn't appear at all on the chart until the 1940s. That's very odd indeed, because the original King Kong movie came out in the early 30s as far as I know!

Something is seriously wrong with the search engine on that charting system.

The other really odd thing is that Rodan has a big spike of popularity around 1920, long before any movies were ever made about him!

Furthermore, Godzilla isn't scoring nearly as high as he should for some reason. He ought to be as well known as King Kong, in my opinion, or very nearly so.

Yeah, I was puzzled about that spike in '39 too, and I can hardly believe that Shatner doesn't get a big spike from around the mid-60s to now. It's inexplicable, unless that site is being secretly run by cultist saboteurs who are intent on rewriting history, misleading the public, and destroying the integrity of poodles through a clandestine program of canine miscegenation! (The latter is a mew theory espoused by Hector Ballsworthy of the Independent Press...and I think he may be onto something!)

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